App Promotion Summit London
App Promotion Summit London brings together app marketing leaders to share growth, retention, and revenue strategies with networking and expert insights.
North London Book Fest
The North London Book Fest at Alexandra Palace brings together authors for intimate readings, Q&As, and lively panels celebrating contemporary literature. Attendees can discover new voices, hear fresh releases, and enjoy a vibrant, book-loving festival in a historic London venue.
Veronica Ryan in Conversation
Veronica Ryan sits down for an in-depth conversation at Whitechapel Gallery, exploring her contemporary sculpture practice and recent commissions. This artist-talk offers insight into her process and the gallery program in east London.

Cook with the Seasons April (Thursday)
Join Food Educator Ceri at the Garden Museum for a hands-on cooking class exploring seasonal ingredients. Learn practical techniques for cooking with what's fresh in spring and discover flavour pairings inspired by the seasons, on Thursday 23 April at 10:00.

Jeffrey Boakye: Musical World
Jeffrey Boakye discusses his work 'Musical World' in an author-talk at the North London Book Festival, held at Alexandra Palace. A lively, thoughtful exploration of music, culture, and storytelling in a grand historic venue that fans and readers won't want to miss.

Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason: To Be Young, Gifted and Black
Join Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason for an insightful author talk at the North London Book Festival, discussing 'To Be Young, Gifted and Black' at Alexandra Palace. This intimate discussion spotlights Black creativity and education, set in the iconic venue with a literary atmosphere.

Does it matter how we talk about prosperity in the UK?
A focused lecture at UCL Bartlett examining how language shapes perceptions of prosperity in the UK, with implications for policy and public discourse. The talk analyzes framing, rhetoric, and the role of economists and policymakers in shaping economic narratives.

Intimacy Embedded in Clay
An intimate pottery workshop at the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre that invites you to explore intimacy by embedding your sexual energy into clay. Through guided clay work and reflective prompts, you sculpt a personal representation of your energy to draw on in the future.

Radical Heritage Science
An academic lecture at UCL examining radical approaches in heritage science and how innovative ideas and methods can deliver social good. This talk surveys new tools for conservation, digital heritage, and community engagement, highlighting implications for policy and practice.

IAS Book Launch: Edith Wharton and German Culture
Join the Institute of Advanced Studies at UCL for the launch of a new book, Edith Wharton and German Culture. The event surveys cross-Atlantic literary exchanges, with scholarly talks and a Q&A session exploring Wharton’s reception in Germany. An engaging evening for literature lovers and researchers.

Bookbinding: 10 projects for beginners
City Lit presents an introductory bookbinding workshop for beginners, with graded projects that teach stitches, folding, gluing, and cover design. Participants finish with several handmade books and new practical skill.
Helena Attlee in conversation
Helena Attlee discusses her latest work in a moderated in-conversation at Daunt Books Marylebone. Expect insightful commentary on her writing, a few questions from the host, and an intimate Q&A in the beloved London bookstore.
Lizzy Stewart in Conversation with Caroline Roseberry Hunter
Author Lizzy Stewart in conversation with Caroline Roseberry Hunter at Daunt Books Notting Hill. An intimate literary discussion exploring Stewart's work, storytelling, and artistic process in a classic bookseller setting.
Gillian Best in conversation with Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan
Author Gillian Best engages in a probing conversation with Dr. Rageshri Dhairyawan at Daunt Books Hampstead, exploring themes from Best's work in an intimate London bookshop setting.
Handel’s Heroines: Lucy Crowe OBE, Bridget Cunningham & London Early Opera
An intimate Baroque recital featuring Lucy Crowe and Bridget Cunningham with London Early Opera, exploring Handel's heroines at the Foundling Museum. Expect gorgeously ornamented arias, period-instrument warmth, and a refined, museum-rich setting that brings Handel to life.
Little Griefs book launch
Join The Poetry Society for the launch of Little Griefs, a new poetry collection. An intimate evening of readings and reflections on grief, with live performance and conversation in a classic London venue.
A Family Matter: Claire Lynch in conversation with Sara Pascoe
At Foyles, join Claire Lynch in conversation with Sara Pascoe for an intimate discussion around A Family Matter, exploring themes of family, identity, and storytelling in a lively bookstore setting.

Aerial Relaxation Pods: Gong Bath Meditation
Experience Aerial Relaxation Pods, London's multi-sensory gong bath meditation at The Skylight Centre. Choose hammocks or padded floor mats as live ambient music, gongs, and aromatherapy lull you into deep calm. A tranquil evening designed to ease mind and body.

Hate: The Uses of a Powerful Emotion
An engaging lecture at Libreria examining how hate functions as a powerful emotion, its roots in psychology and society, and what it reveals about human cognition and politics. A thoughtful evening exploring counterforces and ethical implications.
The Birds & The Bees
A refined evening of classical music at St Gabriel's Church Pimlico. The Birds & The Bees offers a nature-inspired program performed in an intimate church setting, highlighting lyrical chamber works and the venue's warm acoustic character.
Trafalgar Sinfonia: Vivaldi Four Seasons by Candlelight
Experience an intimate candlelit performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons by Trafalgar Sinfonia at St Martin-in-the-Fields. The baroque masterwork unfolds in a historic London venue, framed by candlelight and refined string artistry that makes the mood memorable.

Lianna (1983) Screening with Q&A
Lianna (1983) screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London in glorious 35mm, followed by a live Q&A with director John Sayles and Maggie Renzi, a cinematic drama about desire that still stings.

Akira
AKIRA lights the Prince Charles Cinema in London with Katsuhiro Otomo's 1988 cyberpunk masterpiece, 125 minutes of jaw-dropping animation and apocalyptic cityscapes that reshaped anime forever.

Friday Lates: Poetry Readings with SJ Fowler
Friday Lates at MATERIAL Gallery invites you into an intimate poetry salon with SJ Fowler, where surreal lines meet sharp conversations, chalk-dust ambience, and a welcoming London crowd.
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